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Hello me again :) so to do an overnight fridge fermentation, you mix the dough, let it do a full first rise, then put it into the fridge in a bowl? Then the next day you take it out, shape into rolls and let them warm/rise (presumably for a little longer than 45min?)

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Hey Anders. Nice to see you again! Yes. Exactly. It will take longer for the buns to proof :) you got it

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Hi! The buns, they bake at the same temp as the potatoes? 200+fan?

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Uh oh! I actually baked them at 180c fan. But actually 200c would be okay for this type of bun though 20-25 mins would prob be too long. So sorry about that - my mistake for not including that, and thank you for asking! xxx

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Great! I looked around at some other recipes and went with 180 fan in the end - they turned out brilliantly. Instantly added to the Thanksgiving menu for this weekend :)

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I'm revisiting the potato buns (mainly as I'm Irish!), but i noticed that you mentions potato powder and potato skins. Did you ever share this recipe as I haven't noticed on KP+

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Substituted 50 g sourdough starter for yeast and -50 g of milk to compensate for starter

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Hi!

LOVE THIS! Looks incredible 😭 do you use fresh or dry yeast for this?

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Hi Nicola,

Hope you are well? So I have two questions, firstly for the bread dough is there a particular potato you would use! Secondly could you make this with a mixer?

Thanks so much

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*Sorry meant can you make the dough by hand, without a mixer?

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